. North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . 25 in them from your Drnugist TrialToday Size 10c NO NARCOTICSthis HARMLESS REMEDY Waves ofRelief G1LBRDS BreakersPain 16 NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE October 20, 1932 THE CHILDRENSHOME O. V. WOOSLEY, Editor Owned and maintained by the W. N. A home for the homeless. ? ???? QUALITY For a number of years the Duke En-dowment has forwarded to the trusteesand executives of orphanages in the twoCarolinas statements showing compara-tive costs of various departments ofwork in these institutions. Last fall I. Pickens, head of
. North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . 25 in them from your Drnugist TrialToday Size 10c NO NARCOTICSthis HARMLESS REMEDY Waves ofRelief G1LBRDS BreakersPain 16 NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE October 20, 1932 THE CHILDRENSHOME O. V. WOOSLEY, Editor Owned and maintained by the W. N. A home for the homeless. ? ???? QUALITY For a number of years the Duke En-dowment has forwarded to the trusteesand executives of orphanages in the twoCarolinas statements showing compara-tive costs of various departments ofwork in these institutions. Last fall I. Pickens, head of the orphan-age section of the Duke Endowment,made the first investigation of the qual-ity of work being done in these institu-. At the front gate tions. In the grading resulting fromthis investigation the Childrens Homerated as one of the best five of theforty-five child caring institutions inthe two states. This good record wasmade in the face of a decreased numberof workers, at a time when we were liv-ing down a sizeable debt, and at a timewhen we were having to give much con-sideration to fundamentals. Recently Mr. Pickens visited the Chil-drens Home on his second round of per-sonal investigations, and resulting fromthis investigation will come a new gra-dation for the ensuing year. In all prob-ability the Childrens Home will rateeven higher in the next report gottenout by the Duke Endowment. BELWOOD CIRCUIT Our singing class returned late lastnight from four engagements on theBelwood circuit. Arriving at Pallstonlate Saturday afternoon Rev. E. , pastor, greeted us most cordiallyand allocated us to hospitable homes inthat hustling little village. Followingour program in the public school build-ing at
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